Pinyin: shèg shèng hào lóng
Commentary: During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a nobleman in the State of Chu, surnamed Gao, who was sealed in Ye (the ancient city name, now Ye County, Henan Province). Metaphor means that you like something verbally, but you don't like it.
Source: Xiang's "New Order Miscellaneous Affairs" records that Gao likes dragons very much. Dragons are carved on utensils and painted on houses. Knowing this, the real dragon came to Ye Gong's house and put his head into the window. When Ye Gong saw it, he began to run.
For example, make a sentence: Ye Gong loves dragons. He is good at what he is. Liang Qing Liang Qichao's "Informing People of Misunderstanding Constitutionalism"
Pinyin code: yghl
Synonym: duplicity, insincerity
Antonym: worthy of the name, worthy of the name.
Riddles: People have loved China since ancient times.
Usage: as attribute and object; Appearances are not what they seem.
English: showing love for what you are actually afraid of.
Story: During the Spring and Autumn Period, Shen Zhuliang, the son of Ye Di, a warlord of Chu, called himself Ye Gong. He is especially fond of dragons. His beams, columns, doors and windows, all his furniture and even his clothes are carved or embroidered with dragon patterns. When the real dragon in the morning knew about it, he made a special trip to visit Ye Gong and poked his head out of the window. When Lord Ye saw the real dragon, he was terrified out of his wits and ran away.
2. Ye Gong Long Hao idiom ppt Ye Gong Long Hao [[yè gê ng hà o ló ng]] Basic interpretation of new words Ye Gong: In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a nobleman in the State of Chu with a high surname who was sealed in Ye (the name of the ancient city, now Ye County, Henan Province).
Metaphor means that you like something verbally, but you don't like it. The derogatory meaning appears in the biography of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Zhi and Fu Qin: "Ye Gong used to be a dragon; Under the dragon; It's so fake. How real is it? "He offered to help others, but when others asked him for help, he refused, which is similar to ~.
Antonyms are different from antonyms, and antonyms are worthy of the name. Therefore, Lu Aigong often tells others how eager he is for talents and how much he likes people with knowledge and talent. A man named, hearing that talented people are very welcome, came to Lu from far away and asked to see him.
He has lived in Lu for seven days, but there is no sign of him waiting. It turns out that Lu Aigong said that he likes knowledgeable people just to follow the fashion and learn from other monarchs. He didn't take Zhang Zi, who came to see him seriously, and forgot about it long ago.
Zhang Zi was very disappointed and angry. He told the driver a story in Lu Aigong and asked the driver to tell it to Lu Aigong.
Then, Zhang Zi quietly left. Finally, one day, Lu Aigong remembered that he wanted a screwdriver and was about to ask his coachman to get it.
The coachman said to Lu Aigong, "He has already left." Lu Aigong was puzzled. He asked the coachman, "Didn't he come to see me? Why did you leave again? " So the coachman told Lu Aigong the story left by Zhang Zi.
The story goes like this: there was a man named Ye who always boasted about how much he liked dragons. He painted dragons on clothes hooks, carved dragons on wine vessels, and carved dragons in all places with patterns in his home and bedroom.
The real dragon in the sky was very moved to learn that Ye Gaozi liked dragons so much. One day, the real dragon landed in a house with high leaves. It put its head into the window to visit and dragged its tail in the hall.
This leaf had a brilliant idea, so it turned pale and ran back in a panic. The real dragon is puzzled and disappointed.
In fact, Ye Ye doesn't really like dragons, but he likes them formally and verbally.
3. Idiom Story Ye Gong Long Hao ppt Lu Aigong often tells others how eager he is for talents and how much he likes knowledgeable and talented people. A man named, hearing that talented people are very welcome, came to Lu from far away and asked to see him. He has lived in Lu for seven days, but there is no sign of him waiting. It turns out that Lu Aigong said that he likes knowledgeable people just to follow the fashion and learn from other monarchs. He didn't take Zhang Zi, who came to see him seriously, and forgot about it long ago. Zhang Zi was very disappointed and angry. He told the driver a story in Lu Aigong and asked the driver to tell it to Lu Aigong. Then, Zhang Zi quietly left. Finally, one day, Lu Aigong remembered that he wanted a screwdriver and was about to ask his coachman to get it. The coachman said to Lu Aigong, "He has already left." Lu Aigong was puzzled. He asked the coachman, "Didn't he come to see me? Why did you leave again? " So the coachman told Lu Aigong the story left by Zhang Zi. The story goes like this: there was a man named Ye who always boasted about how much he liked dragons. He painted dragons on clothes hooks, carved dragons on wine vessels, and carved dragons in all places with patterns in his home and bedroom. The real dragon in the sky was very moved to learn that Ye Gaozi liked dragons so much. One day, the real dragon landed in a house with high leaves. It put its head into the window to visit and dragged its tail in the hall. This leaf had a brilliant idea, so it turned pale and ran back in a panic. The real dragon is puzzled and disappointed. In fact, Ye Ye doesn't really like dragons, but he likes them formally and verbally.
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4. Idiom Story Ye Gong Long Hao ppt Lu Aigong often tells others how eager he is for talents and how much he likes knowledgeable and talented people.
A man named, hearing that talented people are very welcome, came to Lu from far away and asked to see him. He has lived in Lu for seven days, but there is no sign of him waiting.
It turns out that Lu Aigong said that he likes knowledgeable people just to follow the fashion and learn from other monarchs. He didn't take Zhang Zi, who came to see him seriously, and forgot about it long ago. Zhang Zi was very disappointed and angry.
He told the driver a story in Lu Aigong and asked the driver to tell it to Lu Aigong. Then, Zhang Zi quietly left.
Finally, one day, Lu Aigong remembered that he wanted a screwdriver and was about to ask his coachman to get it. The coachman said to Lu Aigong, "He has already left."
Lu Aigong was puzzled. He asked the coachman, "Didn't he come to see me? Why did you leave again? " So the coachman told Lu Aigong the story left by Zhang Zi. The story goes like this: there was a man named Ye who always boasted about how much he liked dragons.
He painted dragons on clothes hooks, carved dragons on wine vessels, and carved dragons in all places with patterns in his home and bedroom. The real dragon in the sky was very moved to learn that Ye Gaozi liked dragons so much.
One day, the real dragon landed in a house with high leaves. It put its head into the window to visit and dragged its tail in the hall. This leaf had a brilliant idea, so it turned pale and ran back in a panic.
The real dragon is puzzled and disappointed. In fact, Ye Ye doesn't really like dragons, but he likes them formally and verbally.
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The word "Ye Gong is good at dragons" means to ask Ye Gong to be good at dragons. Every word should be accompanied by pinyin. Zhang Wei mourned, but on the seventh day he was rude. He left with his servant and said, "I'm a gentleman, so I'm not far away. I'm afraid to rest after I've made a frost dew." On the seventh day, I am not polite to you. My husband is as tall as Ye Gongzi. " Peep at the head of the hall and apply the tail to the hall. Ye Gong saw it, abandoned it, left it and lost his soul. Ye Gong is not a good dragon. A good husband is like a dragon instead of a dragon. Today, I heard that you are a good scholar, so I came all the way to see you. You are welcome for seven days. You are not a good scholar, and a good husband is like a scholar rather than a scholar. The poem says:' Dare to go.
6. Classical Chinese Hao Zhang lost his public life for seven days. He left with his servant and said, "I've heard of your good scholar, so I've come a long way, exposed to frost and dew, and dared not rest to see you." On the seventh day, you are welcome. You are a good scholar and a good dragon like Ye Gongzi. Ye Gongzi is tall and good at dragons. He hooked them to write scriptures, chiseled them to write dragons and carved them in the room. In this way, when he was known by the dragon in the sky, he fell from the sky to Ye Gong's home. Someone visited him on the windowsill, and his dragon tail reached into the hall. When Ye Gong saw a dragon, he turned around and ran away, scaring him like a lost soul, terrified and unable to control himself. Therefore, Ye doesn't really like dragons. He just likes things that look like dragons, not dragons. Today, I heard that you are a good scholar, so I came all the way to see you. You're welcome for seven days. You are not a good scholar, but a good husband is more like a scholar. The poem says:' If you hide in the center, when will you forget!' Dare to leave. "
This idiom tells that Gao, the son of Ye (now Ye County, Henan Province), liked dragons very much in the Spring and Autumn Period, and dragons were painted everywhere in the house. The dragon in the sky knew about it and came to his house. The dragon looked in through the window. At the sight of the dragon, Lord Ye turned pale with fear and lost his mind. In the future, people will satirize those who only say they like it, but their words and deeds are not the same, that is, "Ye Gong Long Hao".
Precautions:
Confucius' student, surnamed Mingshi, was born in the Spring and Autumn Period. Zhang Zi is his nickname.
-The monarch of Lu in the Spring and Autumn Period, surnamed Ji, named Jiang.
Scholar-a general term for intellectuals in feudal society.
She-Leshe, the ancient unit of calculating distance, a house is equal to 30 miles.
The sound is frugal, which is the same as the word "cocoon", that is, the hard skin that grows on the soles of the feet, commonly known as calluses.
Write-here is the meaning of painting with a knife and pencil.
Peeping-Peeping means visiting and peeping.
Xuan-there is a sound, a window.
Shi-intentional, extended, extended.
Poetry-The Book of Songs, the earliest collection of poems in China, is divided into three parts: style, elegance and ode, with a total of 305 articles, most of which are folk songs. For the poems quoted here, see the wet mulberry in the "Xiaoya" part of The Book of Songs.
Dare-auxiliary word, meaning bold and sorry, used at the beginning of a sentence.
The New Preface-China Ancient Book Names was edited by Liu Xiang, a famous scholar and essayist in the Western Han Dynasty. This book tells many stories of ancient history.
Comments:
This story satirizes the characters of Ye Formula with vivid metaphors, and profoundly exposes their bad thoughts and styles of high-sounding and unrealistic. Through this story, we should get rid of the bad idea and style of theory divorced from reality and establish a good idea and style of seeking truth from facts.
Translation:
Zhang Zi went to Lu Aigong and wanted to be an official. As a result, seven days later, Lu Aigong didn't even know him. He felt very embarrassed. He asked his servant to send a message to Lu Aigong, saying, "I heard that you like talents, so you trudged thousands of miles, braved the cold current and sandstorm, and ran for n days without sleeping. And after seven days, you don't know me. I think your so-called favorite talents are like dragons and Ye Gong. It is said that in the past, Ye Gongzi liked dragons very much, and the whole room was carved with dragons. The dragon in the sky was very excited to know that there were such fanatical fans on the ground. They came to see him and assumed a self-righteous posture. They put their tails in the living room and poked their heads out of the window, but Ye Gong found them. Ye Gong suddenly realized that the * * * set of dragons they usually saw was not real enough, and it was really a dragon. It turns out that Ye Ye is just a fake fan of dragons. He only likes things that look like dragons. I heard that you are recruiting talents, and you have come all the way here for seven days. It turns out that you don't like talents, but you just want to improve your popularity by recruiting so-called talents. The Book of Songs has long said,' If you hide in the center, when will you forget it!' So if you'll excuse me, I'll go first.